#now that i think about it

[barbie--art]

Behold, by childhood nostalgia!

one more repost since I don't have that much time for new art </3

I love remembering things that were very important to me during my childhood, "The Wizard of Oz" being one of those things

Especially these two characters, who I always found relatable (especially Scarecrow for some reason, lol) and I thought were simply wonderful^^

I just really love the dynamic between them and just the way they are in general <3

I grew up seeing interpretations of Scarecrow which were short, so I stuck with that detail. I thought it's only logical, since he was made by Munchkins. Also I prefer designs where he wears blue, since that's what Munchkins wear. I decided to make his clothes a bit dull, since I imagine someone used very old clothes that lost some of it's color to make him.

I wanted to make Tin Man short as well, buuuut decided not to. Just thought that the height difference would be fun, lol. I put him in a lumberjack kinda shirt, since I thought it'd be fun. I can't imagine why nobody else used that detail before. When I was starting to draw him, he looked very stiff compared to wobbly Scarecrow, but I decided to roll with it, since he's made of metal and he gets rusty all the time, so his body isn't that flexible. Scarecrow on the other hand has no bones, so he can do whatever. Tin man has this sort of glass window on his chest, though which you can see his heart. It was added only after he got one, so that's why the detail is missing in one of the sketches.

I definitely didn't add random text to this image to cover up empty spaces ahahahahha why would you think of that? '^^

I also played around with the artstyle again^^

I wanted this to look as warm and comforting as possible, since that's what I feel like when I think about Oz and the books I read as a kid

Overall I'm really happy with these designs, I love these two, they were my entire childhood <3

[callmesel]

This is how I imagine Telemachus in the Penelope warrior au

[justanotherhornycatgirl]

my pussy is feminizing, if you even care

[dear-ao3]

while i have you all pissed off about how to pronounce capri sun, now seems like as good a time as any to make my Things In Gas Stations And Grocery Stores That Would Send Non Americans Into A Coma post

[mothzan]

That scene from treasure planet

[cocainesuperstarblog]

actually, do you think that when Rook's pregnant and they're all hormonal crying, Emmrich's right there bawling, too.

[no-place-to-be-happy]

Sowwy, not my best 🦆🙏

[ladyaryawolf]

Jon tik tok stans are so funny.

U give them a quote pointing Azor Ahai will wake dragon from stones, and they say the quote is not on the books. 🤯

Even when I pointed out the exact chapter it is said.

As it wasn't enough, their best argument is that Mel is not a trust narrator, because she believes it was stannis. Like, the prophecy wasn't even written by her, she is just following her visions.

Now when u ask where are the Dragons Jon woke from stone under the red comet? They DONT ANSWER!

😭🤣🤣

And go with? "Where is Dany light bringer and when did she put a sword on her lover chest? "

The pyre with Drogo, the birth of Drogon, a literal being who breathes fire and is bonded with her?🤣 And where is Jon's nissa nissa and light bringer? Tell me! Where is his flaming sword? Where is the dragon he woke from stone?!

Nowhere to be seen.

[mutalieju]

It's always so funny to me when people try to paint John as some master manipulator playing 4D chess when in actuality it's always on the level of 'Can you go get this thing I am... doing a drug deal?' and it works because he hangs out with people who think this is a reasonable request that doesn't warrant further questions.

[mikibagels]

Dio's redemption arc starts with seeking God's guidance from Father Pucci 🙇‍♀️💛

Inspo below the cut 👇

[jasontoddsguns]

Despite how much I loved it, looking back- Supernatural handled religion horribly.

[larrydidthething]

Ive been looking through my old stuff and found this poster. He’s so cute

The quote made me stare at this for a long, long time..

“We’re ourselves. People enjoy what we do because we don’t hide anything!” -Liam

:((

[chestersbraincell]

Vessel

If you inhabit a vessel for long enough, does it become you?

Do you, by perceiving the world through it’s eyes,

by feeling every struggle, all the anguish

every single happy memory

Feeling the roots of attachment to others,

And feeling just how deep that glass cuts when broken,

Become the vessel?

If you’re shaped one way for so long,

does it leave indents in your very soul,

markings meeting markings made throughout eternity?

Is this what it means to be completed over time,

to grow?

[nanowatzophina]

Do I remember what drove me to draw this? No…

I drew this entirely off memory so I could very easily be forgetting some details.

But anywaysss. This scene is ingrained into my brain and so I decided to draw it. It has been so long since I’ve even read this demo.

I think I mostly just wanted to draw the expressions. Cuz I like drawing expressions.

[ @defiledheartsblog thank you for this scene. Always makes me smile when I recall it. ]

[grimmkuru]

Me: I should chill for my birthday, I have too many wips I can deal with another da—

Also me:

[come-onayleen]

Hannibal was such a moving series that every once in a while I need to return like a pay check and rewatch the entirety of the three seasons! Think of a new born baby grasping their place in this world where you as a parent are quick to detect or respond to their slight changes, signals or influences. In Hannibal each and every brief scene should not go unnoticed, be it a change of tone, or a change of position, those tie the character’s together in such a sensitive way that goes beyond television and dives into fine art.

Watching it unfold puts the viewer into a position of observing an artist stumble upon his muse. Fascination often plays’s a huge part, for they serve as an artist’s inspiration. To have a muse is to have someone or something open up in oneself a desire to unite, a desire so strong that it pushes one to speak even when no one hears, and perhaps exactly when no one hears. There is a possibility of revealing one’s inner disarming landscape, one’s inner truth.

Art is born out of hope: it is a dynamic process of universal creation, similar to songs and poems (e.g.: Apollo and the Muses) it fills the space of the one who is not there. There is enormous creative power in loss and longing, attachment and desire that can push us into a space of solitude where there is nothing to lose in expressing our inner truth. The muse in their absence and in their ceaseless escaping, is a gift for thinking.

Hannibal and his journey with Will Graham and vice versa is downright compelling to witness. They observe the other, observe each other’s habits, observe the people who they come in contact with, and all that just increased rather than diminished their curiosity about one another, for the whole duality of their being was expressed in the diversity of their visits. They are an enticing mystery, anchor and symbol to the other, in and on itself an absolutely unique, intimate and poetic relationship.

Love and its components in Hannibal were impossible at large not to notice, it existed as somewhat of an underlying drive. They present you a consuming devouring love, deceiving frightening love, magnetic love that envelops and undresses at the same time, love where they play with it like a toy and parade with it like boys with their first cigarette, but besides this, there is a recurring theme of love for the marvelous, a belief in the ‘marvelous’ interlaced in each and every individual interaction in the show.

You can inspect this series and many other from several angles with every creative interpretation known on earth but it as well opens up the path for the thought of social critique, every one with a commitment to the complexities and difficulty of a lived reality guard a potential for the thought of political theory.

It has been I don’t even know how many years but this show still plagues my thoughts. Love it!